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Steering Orbitrol Needed In Any Shape Part Number 580043151

Model: GDP050VX
Serial: C87501566M
Yale Part number: 580043151
Hyster part number: 2603117
The input shaft on the steering orbitrol is stripped out at the top. When the operator tilts the column down it loses all steering. the part is backordered every where I looked. Estimated delivery times are unreasonably long. If anyone can source any unit in any condition ( as long as the input shaft is salvageable) it would help tremendously. I am even willing to buy a damaged used unit and pull the input shaft out and rebuild the stock unit.
  • Posted 1 Sep 2022 02:50
  • By billy_c
  • joined 20 Mar'18 - 4 messages
  • Oklahoma, United States

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